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Upendra Nath
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Sometimes you'll make the correct play and still lose the hand. Other times, you'll make a terrible call and get rewarded. In poker, short-term outcomes can be misleading.
One habit that's helped my game is reviewing big hands based on the information I had at the time, not the river card I eventually saw. Focusing on decision quality instead of results keeps tilt under control and leads to better long-term improvement.
What's one hand you've played recently where you made the right decision but didn't get the result you wanted?
One habit that's helped my game is reviewing big hands based on the information I had at the time, not the river card I eventually saw. Focusing on decision quality instead of results keeps tilt under control and leads to better long-term improvement.
What's one hand you've played recently where you made the right decision but didn't get the result you wanted?
